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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
2
A West Coast political analysis argues tariff policy divides Democrats and Republicans. It contends a Democratic House would delay tariff revision while Roosevelt would veto a Democratic plan, urging voters to default to the party favoring a broad, national tariff approach and stability.
The Morgantown Chronicle argues voters must choose party lines in upcoming elections. It links West Virginia’s House representation to lumber and coal tariff effects and foresees Elkins or McGraw as Senate choices depending on which party wins the Legislature.
A Wheeling Intelligencer excerpt argues a convention of over 250 delegates recorded only three votes against Senator Elicus, claiming wide Republican support and warning The News against alleging Republican fear of a county primary. It notes delays in both parties naming candidates and urges starting reforms at home before criticizing others.
The piece decries the absence of nominees for congress or state senate ahead of an election dated oddly as 41 November. It questions whether Democrats have postponed conventions, arguing a six to eight week campaign should be sufficient to mobilize Harrison county voters and test party readiness.
A small wreck near the Peery mine on the Adamston branch prompted notes of items laid out for inspection. The report mentions 24 photographs at the Fenny Gallery opposite Empire Bank building and a 12 ct ice cream ad at James & Taw's bookstore, with Essits.
Two youths from Grafton came to town for races and stayed at the Trailers. They lost their money playing the track and were down to their last few coins until one spotted a five case note in the Indies entrance and their troubles ended, with Dil Puller vouching for it.
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